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Another one of your wonderful
Posted on Fri, 17 May 2019
Another one of your wonderful walking ones :0)
love "woods of birdsong"
and :
notes of a cuckoo echoing
from time to time
from down below
this would make a great film :0) What does it say about Bill that he so wanted to be on the winnng side that he got someone who had earned their place to leave? I dread to think what Jennifer thought of him! It feels like a Machiavellian fable
I hope this is not inspired by you working in a horrible new job?
"The world gave away free stuff and it was the best stuff anybody could ever get their hands on but it wasn’t enough. There was a bit more that we all needed and for some of...
This one is gorgeous too! In so few words so much richness, I felt I had been there too. Thankyou so much for posting. I will want to read this over and over
that's beautiful! I love these walking poems! I have never read anything like them, how you make a feeling of walking, place and moment come alive with rhythm and aliteration, more vivid even than your lovely photo
I enjoyed this very much! All I know about Romans is vague memories of I Claudius on telly. You must have done lots of research to make everything seem so real!
you communicate the cold so well with this, I was reaching for my cardigan at the end! And the hopelessness of it, too. This terrible journey was only leading to the front line, yet they did not lie down and die there, but carried on, such...
Nice to hear of your robin :0) I wonder how many partnerships of gardener and robin there have been through the centuries? If they know that we love their songs?
oh Jane, this poem resonates so much with me!!! My garden was a drive when we moved in. I paid someone with a bulldozer to dig up the concrete and gravel but what was left under that was hard packed cinder I think, which I managed to break with a...
Enjoyed this very much. Words of a poem describing how words in a recipe are not enough, but the poem works brilliantly. It's beautiful and sad and true
Another one of your wonderful
Posted on Fri, 17 May 2019
Another one of your wonderful walking ones :0)
love "woods of birdsong"
and :
notes of a cuckoo echoing
from time to time
from down below
you catch the space between so cleverly
and the feeling of...
Read full commentPosted in Up Carningli
this would make a great film
Posted on Sun, 12 May 2019
this would make a great film :0) What does it say about Bill that he so wanted to be on the winnng side that he got someone who had earned their place to leave? I dread to think what Jennifer thought of him! It feels like a Machiavellian fable
Read full commentPosted in The Cinderella Team
I hope this is not inspired
Posted on Sat, 11 May 2019
I hope this is not inspired by you working in a horrible new job?
"The world gave away free stuff and it was the best stuff anybody could ever get their hands on but it wasn’t enough. There was a bit more that we all needed and for some of...
Read full commentPosted in I Woke Up (in inverted commas)
This one is gorgeous too! In
Posted on Tue, 07 May 2019
This one is gorgeous too! In so few words so much richness, I felt I had been there too. Thankyou so much for posting. I will want to read this over and over
Are you on holiday?
Read full commentPosted in Arrival – Evening Wander
that's beautiful! I love
Posted on Thu, 09 May 2019
that's beautiful! I love these walking poems! I have never read anything like them, how you make a feeling of walking, place and moment come alive with rhythm and aliteration, more vivid even than your lovely photo
Read full commentPosted in Transfixed!
I enjoyed this very much!
Posted on Mon, 06 May 2019
I enjoyed this very much! All I know about Romans is vague memories of I Claudius on telly. You must have done lots of research to make everything seem so real!
Read full commentPosted in A Roman Triptych - 1) Calpurnia's Story
you communicate the cold so
Posted on Fri, 03 May 2019
you communicate the cold so well with this, I was reaching for my cardigan at the end! And the hopelessness of it, too. This terrible journey was only leading to the front line, yet they did not lie down and die there, but carried on, such...
Read full commentPosted in 1944 (12miles south of Spa Belgium)
Nice to hear of your robin :0
Posted on Fri, 03 May 2019
Nice to hear of your robin :0) I wonder how many partnerships of gardener and robin there have been through the centuries? If they know that we love their songs?
Read full commentPosted in I Talk To the Animals
oh Jane, this poem resonates
Posted on Fri, 03 May 2019
oh Jane, this poem resonates so much with me!!! My garden was a drive when we moved in. I paid someone with a bulldozer to dig up the concrete and gravel but what was left under that was hard packed cinder I think, which I managed to break with a...
Read full commentPosted in I won't leave my Walled Garden
Enjoyed this very much. Words
Posted on Tue, 30 Apr 2019
Enjoyed this very much. Words of a poem describing how words in a recipe are not enough, but the poem works brilliantly. It's beautiful and sad and true
Read full commentPosted in Toss in a pinch of love
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